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Create your own Siri proxy Server

Posted by Rico Porter on January 13, 2012 at 11:50 PM Comments comments (0)

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Before we get too deep into the tutorial, we want to let you know about a few prerequisites.


1: You don’t have to use Ubuntu, but in order to follow these steps verbosely, you must have an Ubuntu machine, which is free. This install can be done on a Mac, Windows, or Linux machine.

In my opinion it is much easier to do this on an Ubuntu installation than anything else, that’s why I selected it to install Siri Proxy. Your Ubuntu installation can be the real thing, or it can be a virtual machine like I have.

In order to show you the full start to finish tutorial, I show you how to install Ubuntu using VirtualBox for Mac as a part of this tutorial. VirtualBox is a free app for the Mac.


2: This only works with the iPhone 4S. We haven’t tested it on any other devices, because frankly, it probably wouldn’t work anyway, and it’s not exactly legal.


3: This will only work while connected to your local WiFi network. It’s true that you could get this working remotely with some VPN skills, but I tried to keep this as simple and straightforward as possible.


4: This tutorial only covers the initial install. Later, I’ll show you how to add various plugins to get more out of the experience, as seen here.


5: Anyone can do this. Yes, even you. So don’t be scared, give it a shot.


6: Lastly, we want to thank Pete “Plamoni” Lamonica for creating Siri Proxy, and providing the basis for this tutorial.


How to Install Siri ProxyPreliminary Steps

Step 1: If you have Ubuntu already installed, great! If not, that’s okay, too. If you’re on a Windows box, you can install Ubuntu outright as if it was just another program. If you’re on a Mac, you can install Ubuntu as a virtual machine using software like Parallels 7 or VMWare Fusion. In this tutorial, I use Parallels.


Step 2: Install the latest Ubuntu updates if applicable. Please see 1:00 on the video tutorial.


Step 3: If you’re using Parallels, or any other virtual machine, you will need to set the Internetconnection to bridged mode so that devices on your network can interface directly with the virtual machine. Please see 4:00 on the video tutorial for more info.


Step 4: Setup Dropbox. This is an optional step, but I found it easier than anything else. You must have some way to transfer the certificate that you generate to your iPhone. You can use email if you prefer, but I decided to use DropBox.


Command Line StepsEach of these steps can be referenced in the video, and each has an accompanying timestamp for ease of reference.

Simply copy and paste each of these commands in the Terminal app, and follow any additional instructions if so indicated.

Each step has a timestamp that you can reference in the video tutorial to help gather your bearings.


Command 01: Time 5:44

sudo apt-get install dnsmasq ruby build-essential openssl libreadline6 libreadline6-dev curl git-core zlib1g zlib1g-dev libssl-dev libyaml-dev libsqlite3-0 libsqlite3-dev sqlite3 libxml2-dev libxslt-dev autoconf libc6-dev ncurses-dev automake libtool bison subversion

Select ‘y’ to continue.


Command 02: Time 6:13

sudo nano /etc/dnsmasq.conf

Find the following line on approximately line 62: #address=/double-click.net/127.0.0.1

Directly beneath that line type: address=/guzzoni.apple.com/(your_machine's_ip_address)

Replace (your_machine’s_ip_address) with the IP address of your machine as shown in the video.

Press control+o, and then return to save. Press control+x to exit back to main terminal prompt.


Command 03: Time 7:42

sudo /etc/init.d/dnsmasq restart


Command 04: Time 7:55

bash < <(curl -s https://raw.github.com/wayneeseguin/rvm/master/binscripts/rvm-installer)


Command 05: Time 8:20

[[ -s "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] && . "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm"


Command 06: Time 8:33

echo '[[ -s "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] && . "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm" # Load RVM function' >> ~/.bash_profile


Command 07: Time 8:47

rvm install 1.9.3


This command takes some time to execute. Be patient, especially on the compiling portion.

Command 08: Time 9:22

rvm use 1.9.3 --default


Command 09: Time 9:32

git clone git://github.com/plamoni/SiriProxy.git


Command 10: Time 9:49

cd SiriProxy

Select 'y' to continue.


Command 11: Time 10:06

rake install


Command 12: Time 10:21

mkdir ~/.siriproxy


Command 13: Time 10:31

cp ./config.example.yml ~/.siriproxy/config.yml


Command 14: Time 10:43

siriproxy gencerts


Command 15: Time 11:04

siriproxy bundle


Command 16: Time 11:23

rvmsudo siriproxy server

This command starts your Siri Proxy Server. It should say "Starting SiriProxy on port 443.."



Setting up the iPhone 4S


Step 1: First you need to grab the certificate we generated in Command 14 above, and install it on your iPhone 4S. You can use Dropbox or Email to transfer this to your iPhone 4S. See the video at 11:40 for more details on this.


The certificate is located at ~/.siriproxy/ca.pem so you will have to view hidden files in order to see this file.


Once the certificate is on your iPhone, select install as shown at 12:44 in the video tutorial.


Step 2: In your iPhone 4S's WiFi Settings, select the blue arrow icon next to your active WiFi connection.


Remember, you must be connected to the same local network as the Siri Proxy running on your computer.


Tap on the DNS section, and edit the DNS entry to point to the IP address of your Siri Proxy server. See the video at 12:59 for more details.


Step 3: Test Siri! Invoke Siri (hold home button on your iPhone 4S) and say "Test Siri Proxy".


Siri should respond with: "Siri Proxy is up and running!" You'll also see the terminal window display all of your SpeechPackets from your conversation with Siri.


And that's a wrap folks. I know that seems like a lot of steps, but you can honestly have it running in less than an hour.


This is just the beginning though. We now need to get Siri Proxy plugins installed so we can start to reap the benefits of this powerful tool. Stay tuned, we'll be back with tutorials on how to install Siri Proxy Plugins in the near future.


Were you able to get your Siri Proxy running? Let us know powermove257@yahoo.com

 


Tweet with Siri

Posted by Rico Porter on January 9, 2012 at 3:15 PM Comments comments (0)

today they found a method to actually tweet from Siri. It’s not a hack, neither you need Cydia.

So mainly, you will not need to be jailbroken on a 4S, but if you have an older device with Siri,

need to be jailbroken.


Let’s get to the instruction part:

Requirements:

iPhone 4S (no need to be jailbroken)

iPod 4,3G 5.0+ (jailbroken)

iPad 1 5.0+ (jailbroken)


Instructions:


1. Open you contacts list or the Contacts Stock App (Shown below).

 

2. Create a new contact. In the name tab, enter Twitter; on the phone number,

enter this number: 404-04.


3.  Now, open Siri.


4.  Speak to Siri this: Tell Twitter ________. (Your text goes on the blank space)

 

Now you’re ready to go. You can now send Tweets from Siri. The sad part, is that you can only give

an announcement, @ mentions or replies are impossible through this method.

** The PowermoveZ Dev Team is not responsible for any scam or non-working server found on the

web. Any Siri server you pay for, it’s at your responsibility and risk. Also, the PowermoveZ Dev

Team does host or own Siri Server. Which Donations are required to get a dedicated connection.

-Rico P (powermove257)

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File Dump

Posted by Rico Porter on January 8, 2012 at 4:50 PM Comments comments (0)

Cydia Source List

Posted by Rico Porter on January 8, 2012 at 4:00 PM Comments comments (0)

SourcesCydia Sources

 

*A-steriods: http://a-steroids.com/cydia

apt9.yellowsn0w.com: http://apt9.yellowsn0w.com/

BigBoss & Planet-iPhones: http://apt.bigboss.us.com/repofiles/cydia/

cake.mapleidea.com: http://cake.mapleidea.com/cydia/

david.ashman.com: http://david.ashman.com/apt/

*EasyWakeup.net: http://easywakeup.net/repo/

*Hack&Dev: http://iphone.hackndev.org/apt/

*HackThatiFone: http://hackthatifone.com/htif/apt/

*HVKLS: http://hvkls.dyndns.org/downloads/debian/

i.danstaface.net: http://i.danstaface.net/deb/

*iAcces: http://www.iacces.com/apt/

*iClarified: http://cydia.iclarified.com/

*iFoneTec: http://app.ifonetec.com/cydia/

*iMobileCinema: http://d.imobilecinema.com/

iSpazio: http://ispaziorepository.com/

*MacCiti: http://macciti.com/cydia/

Matthew Batey’s Repo: http://web.me.com/matthewbatey/Matthew_Batey/Cydia

ModMyi.com (formally ModMyiFone.com): http://apt.modmyi.com/

*namedfork.net: http://apt.namedfork.net/iphone/

Niklas Schroder: http://apt.paperclipsandscrambledeggs.com/

*PwnCenter: http://apt.pwncenter.com/

*Ranbee: http://ranbee.com/repo

*RichCreations: http://www.richcreations.com/iphone/apt/

*RupertGee: http://redwolfberry.com/rupertgee/cydia/

*SaladSoft: http://nickplee.com/cydiasource/

*Sleepers.net: http://repo.sleepers.net/cydia/

Ste Packaging: http://repo.smxy.org/cydia/apt/

*Steffwiz: Now part of PwnCenter Source

Telesphoreo Tangelo: http://apt.saurik.com/

*Touch-Mania (German): http://cydia.touch-mania.com/

*UrbanFanatics.com: http://urbanfanatics.com/cydia/

ZodTTD: http://www.zodttd.com/repo/cydia/

 

 

Cydia Language Sources*Apple-News.fr (French): http://apple-news.fr/repo

*comcute (Estonian): http://gecko.pri.ee/cydia/

*CZ&SK iPhone & iTouch (Czech/Slovak): http://csid.tym.cs/repo/

*FreeCoder.org (Chinese): http://iphone.freecoder.org/apt/

*HebDev (Hebrew): http://apt.hebdev.com/

*Hackers Dot NL (Belgian & Dutch): http://apt.hackers.nl/

*i-Apps.pl (Polish): http://cydia.i-apps.pl/

*iFon Norway (aka iFon1) (Norwegian): http://c.ifon1.no/

*iFoneguide (Dutch): http://cydia.ifoneguide.nl/

*iPhone-Notes.de’s Source (Germanic): http://apt.iphone-storage.de/

*iPhone-Patch (Bulgarian): http://mspasov.com/

*IphoneCat (Catalan): http://apple.bloks.cat/repo/

*iPhoneHE.com.il (Hebrew): http://iphonehe.com/iphone

*iPhoneIslam (Arabic): http://apps.iphoneislam.com/

*iPhoneMod Brazil (Brazilian): http://cydia.iphonemod.com.br/

*iPuhelin (Scandinavian): http://ipuhelin.com/cydia/

*Nick S Denon (aka WeHo.ru) (Russian): http://weho.ru/iphone/

*SOSiPhone (French): http://cy.sosiphone.com/

 

 

Sources for Installer 4.0Big Boss: http://apptapp.thebigboss.org/repofiles/installer4/

iPhone-notes.de: http://i.phone-storage.de/

iSpazio: http://repo.neolinus.org/ispazio/

ModMyiFone.com: http://i.modmyifone.com/

Rip Dev: http://i.ripdev.com

Ste Packaging: http://repo.smxy.org/installer4/

German: http://sendowski.de/iphone

 

 

Other Sources for Installer 3.11aka.Repository: akamatsu.org/repo.xml

AlliPodHax Source: ihacks.us/index.xml or allipodhax.3host.biz/index.xml

AlohaSoft 1.0.2 – homepage.mac.com/reinholdpenner/102.xml

AlohaSoft 1.1.1: homepage.mac.com/reinholdpenner/111.xml

AlohaSoft 1.1.2: homepage.mac.com/reinholdpenner/112.xml

Apple (not really Apple): applerepo.com

Apple Daily Times: www.appledailytimes.com/installer

AppTapp Official: repository.apptapp.com

Apogee LTD: apogeeltd.com

Blaze Official: blazecompany.googlepages.com/

BigBoss Beta: sleepers.net/iphonerepobeta

BlackWolf: m8an.de/ownrisk.xml (Extended Preferences)

Byooi Digicide: byooi.com/iphone/digicide.plist (Jiggy Apps)

CedSoft (iSnake/Bounce): prog.cedsoft.free.fr

Chris Miles Repository (iSolitare): iphone.rustyredwagon.com/repo

Conceited Software Beta: http://conceitedsoftware.com/iphone/beta/

Conceited Software: http://www.macminicolo.net/conceited/iphone/cache.plist

CopyCoders: homepage.mac.com/hartsteins/copycoders/copycoders.xml (Network Apps)

dajavax: dajavax.googlepages.com/repo.xml

databinge: repo.databinge.com

DavTeam: davteam.com/repo.xml

Death to Design: iphone.deathtodesign.com

Digital Agua: repo.digitalagua.com

Dlubbat’s Apps: www.dlubbat.com/iphone.xml

Ettore Software Ltd: ettoresoftware.com/iphone/beta/ty.iphone

Fight Club: dezign999.com/repo

FreeMyiPhone: pxl.freemyiphone.com/

Fring: fring.com/iphone.xml

Gogosoft Source: www.blackblack.org/gogobeta.plist

GravyTrain ‘s Vault: iiispace.com/installer2.xml (Includes user submitted themes)

Hijinks Inc.: hijinksinc.com/i/installer.xml

hitoriblog Experimental Pack: hpcgi3.nifty.com/moyashi/ipodtouch/repository.cgi

HighTymes: hightymes.org/iphone/plist/index.xml

iApp-a-Day: iappaday.com/install

Imagine09: home.twcny.rr.com/imagine09/Imagine09.xml

iBlackjack: iphonefanclub.com/native

iClarified: installer.iclarified.com

iFoneTech: app.ifonetec.com

Intelliborn: intelliborn.com/repo

Intelliborn (Cydia Source): intelliborn.com/cydia

iPhone Cake: iphonecake.com/src/all

iPhoneDevDocs: idevdocs.com/install

iPhone For Taiwan (SummberBoard Themes): iphone4.tw/showme

iPhoneFreakz: iphonefreakz.com/repo.xml

iPhoneIslam: apps.iphoneislam.com

iPlayful: iplayful.com/r

i.Marine Software (Caissa): caissa.us

imimux Repository (Real Artist): imimux.com

iPod Touch Fans: www.touchrepo.com/repo.xml

iPod Touched: ipodtouched.net/repo.xml

iPod-Touch-Themes.de: www.ipod-touch-themes.de/installer/repo.xml

iSwitcher (old): web.mac.com/iswitcher2/list.xml

iSwitcher (new) = MeachWare: meachware.com/list.xml

Jeremie Engel: rep.visuaweb.com

Jiggy Main Repository (Jiggy): jiggyapp.com/i

lazyasada: lazyasada.xeterdesign.com/repo.xml

Limited Edition iPhone: limitededitioniphone.com/lei.xml

Loring Studios: loringstudios.com/iPhone-schnapps/index.xml

McAfeeMobile Dev Repository: ipkg.mcafeemobile.com

MarcoGiorgini.com: marcogiorgini.com/iPhone/plist.xml

Makayama Software (CameraPro): tinyurl.com/2t8cax

MaomaLand: maomaland.com/iphone/repo.xml

Mateo (BeatPhone): bblk.net/iphone

McCarron’s Repo: patrickmccarron.com/irepo

MeachWare (new iSwitcher): www.meachware.com/list.xml

Mkv iPhone Repository: repo.mkv.mobi

Mobile Stacks: mobilestack.googlecode.com/svn/repository/internal.plist

ModMyApple.it (iBirthday): www.serverasp.net/chiafa/MMA/repo.xml

Moyashi: hpcgi3.nifty.com/moyashi/ipodtouch/repository.cgi

MTL Repository: home.mike.tl/iphone

MyApple.pl: i.myapple.pl

newATTiPhone.com: newattiphone.com/repo.xml

NPike.net: http://apps.npike.net/repo.xml

Nuclear Design: nucleardesign.net/repository

Planet-iPhones: planet-iphones.com/repository

Polar Bear Farm: www.polarbearfarm.com/repo/

Polleo Limited: source.polleo.no

Private Indistury: brandonsgames.com/chriss/index.xml

Pyrofer’s Projects: pyrofersprojects.com/repos/repos.xml

R4m0n (iPhysics): iphone.r4m0n.net/repos

Robota Softwarehouse: iphone.robota.nl

Sanoodi Repository: sanoodi.com/iphone

Saurik’s Coding Toolbox (Cydia): apptapp.saurik.com

ScoresPro: www.scorespro.com/iphone/repo.xml

scummVM: urbanfanatics.com/scummvm.xml

sendowski.de (MobileChat)sendowski.de/iphone

Shai’s Apps: ride4.org/shai.xml

Simek’s Graphic: simek.ddl2.pl

sipgate repository: iphone.sipgate.com

Skrew: i.danstaface.net

Slezak’s Stuff: www.spencerslezak.com

Smart-Mobil: www.smart-mobile.com/beta

Soneso Repository: soneso.com/iphone

SOS iPhone (ContactFlow): rep.sosiphone.com

Spiffyware: spiffyware.net/iphone

Studded: studded.net/installer/index.xml

Surge: iphonesurge.com/iphonesurge.xml

Swell: lyndellwiggins.com/installer/Swell

Swirlyspace: swirlyspace.com/SwirlySpace.xml

Touchmod Team: touchmods.net/rep.xml

Trejan: trejan.com/irepo

Trivialware: mazinger.cs.yale.edu/iphone-apps/index.xml

Unlock.no: i.unlock.no

weiPhone (weTools/weDict): app.weiphone.com/installer

Wiki2Touch: 168weedon.com/i/

Wizdom on Wheels (Common Website Links): iphoneapps.wizdomonwheels.com

XK72 Repository: http://xk72.com/iphone/repos/

ZodTTD.com Releases: zodttd.com/repo

 

 

Name: DEV TEAM Verified

URL HTTP://apt9.yellowsn0w.com/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: iPhone 3G Unlock Software

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Name: iFonetec Verified

URL MiVTones Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Cylay / MiVTones

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Name: Weiphone Source Verified

URL Weiphone提示 Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Notifier / Russian Carrier bundles / hacks

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Name: iPhoneCat Team Verified

URL Repositori Apple CatalÃ* Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Catalan Language Support

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Name: iPhone Islam Verified

URL | أيفون , أيبود تاتش , أيباد | iPhoneIslam - آي-فون إٍسلام Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Arabic Language Support

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Name: #4pp13 Team Verified

URL Index of / Feb 13 - 2009

Description: NES/GBA Rom Packs

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Name: BigBoss & Planet-iPhones Verified

URL HTTP://apt.bigboss.us.com/repofiles/cydia/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Themes / Tweaks / Hacks / Apps / wallpapers

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Name: Darvens Repository Verified

URL http://apt.guardiansofchaos.com/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Themes / Tweaks / Hacks / Apps / wallpapers

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Name: Hackers.nl Verified

URL http://apt.hackers.nl/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Patches / Hacks / Zuijlen.eu Repo

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Name: IngiliZanahtari Verified

URL http://apt.ingilizanahtari.com/ Dec 13 - 2008

Description: Turkish Language Support

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Name: ModMyiFone Verified

URL Index of / Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Themes / Wallpapers / Apps / Ringtones

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Name: Telesphoreo Tangelo Verified

URL Index of / Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Cydia Sources / unix utils / cycorder / hacks

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Name: Steffwiz Down

URL http://apt.steffwiz.com/dists/steffwiz/main/binary-iphoneos-arm/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: All Sources / Hacks / MobileInstallation Patch for 2.2

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Name: iFone1 Norway Verified

URL http://c.ifon1.no/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Patches / Hack

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Name: iModZone Cydia Repo® Verified

URL http://c.imodzone.net/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: RockBand / Hacks

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Name: SOSiPhone Verified

URL Redirection vers les pages des descriptions des packages firmware 3.x Feb 13 - 2009

Description: French Language Support

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Name: ******* Verified

URL Welcome to Cydia.*******.us! Feb 13 - 2009

Description: hacks

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Name: iClarified.com Verified

URL Index of / Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Volume Boost / iLog / AutoCorrection ONOFF

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Name: iFoneguide Verified

URL http://cydia.ifoneguide.nl/ Dec 13 - 2008

Description: Dutch Language Support

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Name: iPhoneMod Verified

URL Index of / Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Brazillian Language Support

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Name: Intelliborn Verified

URL Index of /cydia Feb 13 - 2009

Description: IntelliScreen

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Name: Free Coder Verified

URL Index of /apt Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Icosta Chines input support

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Name: iSpazio Verified

URL ispaziorepo.com Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Backgrounds / Apps / Games / Themes

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Name: iPhoneAll Verified

URL http://mc2.iphoneall.org/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Indonesia Hacks

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Name: SaladSoft Verified

URL http://nickplee.com/cydiasource/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Chord Directory Nick's APP Experiments

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Name: Code Genocide Verified

URL http://repo.codegenocide.com/cydia Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Icosta Chines input support

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Name: Andy Dam Verified

URL gafoogle.com Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Installous One tap install for IPAs from Safari

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Name: Ste Verified

URL http://urbanfanatics.com/cydia/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: ScuummVM

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Name: WeHo.ru Verified

URL http://weho.ru/iphone/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Notifier / Russian Carrier bundles / hacks

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Name: Nick S Denon Verified

URL http://www.iacces.com/apt/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Chinese Keyboards & hacks

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Name: iPhone.org.hk Verified

URL http://www.iphone.org.hk/apt/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: MobileInstallation Patch / HK settings / lighttpd

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Name: iPhone Video Recorder Verified

URL http://www.iphonevideorecorder.com/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: iPhone Video Recorder

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Name: ******** Verified

URL http://********.com/cydia/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Backgrounds / Apps / Games / Themes

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Name: ZodTTD Verified

URL http://zodttd.com/repo/cydia/ Feb 13 - 2009

Description: Emulators / Quake4iPhone / Doom & VLC4Iphone

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Name: iCosta Verified

URL Index of /apt Feb 13 - 2009

Description: iCosta

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Name: French Regional Source Verified

URL http://apple-news.fr/repo Feb 13 - 2009

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Name: Estonian Regional Source Verified

URL http://gecko.pri.ee/cydia/ Feb 13 - 2009

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Name: Czech/Slovak Regional Source Verified

URL http://csid.tym.cs/repo/ Jan 3 - 2009

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URL | أيفون , أيبود تاتش , أيباد | iPhoneIslam - آي-فون إٍسلام Feb 13 - 2009

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Name: Catalan Regional Source Verified

URL Repositori Apple CatalÃ* Feb 13 - 2009

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Name: Bulgarian Regional Source Verified

URL http://mspasov.com/ Feb 13 - 2009

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Name: Dutch Regional Source Verified

URL http://cydia.ifoneguide.nl/ Jan 3 - 2009

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Name: Norwegian Regional Source Verified

URL http://c.ifon1.no/ Feb 13 - 2009

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Name: Polish Regional Source Verified

URL http://cydia.i-apps.pl/ Feb 13 - 2009

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URL http://apt.hackers.nl/ Feb 13 - 2009

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URL http://apt.iphone-storage.de/ Feb 13 - 2009

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URL Redirection vers les pages des descriptions des packages firmware 3.x Feb 13 - 2009

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Name: Russian Source Verified

URL http://weho.ru/iphone/ Feb 13 - 2009

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URL iPuhelin Feb 13 - 2009

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URL Index of /apt Feb 13 - 2009

will update weekly.

How to create your own Siri proxy server

Posted by Rico Porter on January 8, 2012 at 3:55 PM Comments comments (0)

U will need :

1. Mac/Ubuntu/OpenSuse/Linux

2. iPhone 4S for the Authentication Keys

3. Little knowlege in handling the console/terminal


 

Note: in OpenSuse "zypper" is used for installing packages. In any other Linux you can use "apt-get".

 

All needed Software:

 

zypper install openssl

zypper install libopenssl-devel

zypper install zlib

zypper install zlib-devel

zypper install ruby

zypper install ruby-gems

zypper install make

zypper install gcc

zypper install gcc-c++

zypper install libxml2*

 

All needed ruby gems:

 

on linux: gem install eventmachine -- --with-ssl-dir=/usr/bin/openssl

on mac: gem install eventmachine

gem install CFPropertyList

gem install httparty

gem install json

gem install uuidtools

 

U can get the above softwares by typing this in the terminal

Installing all needed libs and stuff

 

Depending on your Linux, choose one of the following steps:

 

Debian

 

cd ~

wget http://www.ketchup-mayo-senf.de/blog/debian.sh

chmod 777 debian.sh

./debian.sh

 

OpenSuse

cd ~

wget http://www.ketchup-mayo-senf.de/blog/OpenSuse.sh

chmod 777 OpenSuse.sh

./OpenSuse.sh

 

Ubuntu

cd ~

wget http://www.ketchup-mayo-senf.de/blog/ubuntu.sh

chmod 777 ubuntu.sh

./ubuntu.sh

 

 

Create a Directory ( in my case /~):

 

mkdir ~/hacks

cd ~/hacks

wget http://www.ketchup-mayo-senf.de/blog/MySiriProxy.zip

unzip MySiriProxy.zip

cd SiriProxy

 

Create own Certificates:

 

(use any password and information you want)

openssl genrsa -des3 -out ca.key 4096

openssl req -new -x509 -days 365 -key ca.key -out ca.crt

openssl genrsa -des3 -out server.key 4096

 

(enter your ip or hostname in "common name" .. important!)

openssl req -new -key server.key -out server.csr

 

openssl x509 -req -days 365 -in server.csr -CA ca.crt -CAkey ca.key -set_serial 01 -out

server.passless.crt

openssl rsa -in server.key -out server.key.insecure

mv server.key server.key.secure

mv server.key.insecure server.passless.key

 

Install the certificate on your phone

Email the ca.crt file to yourself and open it in your iPhone. Then press install.

 

Editing the ProxyServer

 

Edit the siriProxy.rb file and look for "HIER_KOMM". Replace the tags as follow:

 

HIERKOMMt_X-ACE-HOST_HIN - replace with x-ace-host

HIERKOMMT_VALIDATION_DATA_HIN - replace with validationData

HIERKOMMT_SPEECHID_HIN - replace with speedID

HIERKOMMT_ASSISTANTID_HIN - replace with assistantID

 

Starting the Server

 

if you are root start it with:

 

ruby start.rb

 

if you are not root ( Ubuntu, MacOS etc):

 

sudo ruby start.rb

 

Whats next?

 

Edit the com.apple.assistant.plist via iFile and change "https://guzzoni.apple.com" to

"https://YOURIP_OR_DYNDNS" for example in my case for my local network:

"https://192.168.0.24"

 

then try Siri =)

 

OMFG it works !!!!1111eleven but what now?

 

You can use Siri on the go by 2 ways:

 

1 - setting up vpn (ppptp is very easy on linux!) to use Siri everywhere

2 - open SiriProxy Port in your Firwall / Router ( its Port 443) and connect this way.

 

With all this stuff above you have running your own SiriProxy on your own Server. So your data and your phone belongs to you. read on why:

 

By the way: all the "working" Distributions (like h1Siri) you find outthere are doing exact the same as described above. they have a server and run siriproxy. The Problem is, as more people using it, as less it works for various reasons. Please note as well, that all these "working" ports just arrived after my post on last friday when i made public how to edit the siriproxy ;-)

 

another important note for using an UNKNOWN PUBLIC siriproxy server (like the one from h1siri)

 

your iPhone and Siri are sending an massive amount of private data to the server which can be saved there.

- your contacts

- your SMS

- who YOU are (apple id etc)

- where you are

 

the people running the server can write own plugins to do things on your phone you even dont notice!

Color Mic for Siri

Posted by Rico Porter on January 6, 2012 at 10:50 AM Comments comments (0)

Color Mics for Siri


Want to change the mic color for siri well you can.


Download this file to your desktop:

Color Mics


Once downloaded ssh into your device.


Navigate to system/libray/coreservices/springboard.app


Add file there then respring.

Updated Free Public Siri Servers

Posted by Rico Porter on January 6, 2012 at 4:45 AM Comments comments (0)

Installed Spire and dont know a free public siri server proxy to add


Spire brings full siri functionality to older i-devices.


Steps to follow:


1. Fresh restore of device.

2. Jailbreak

3. Install Spire


Now you need to open Spire from settings and add a proxy.


All servers listed work the issue is they are free and public and can only handle so many users at a time.


Want a uncrowded proxy server then Donate.


Free Servers::


Name: Siri.cd-team

Cost: Free

Host URL= siri.cd-team.org


Name: Unknown

Cost: Free

Host URL= 97.188.76.85:443


Name: Unknown

Cost: Free

Host URL= 192.453.201:3544


Name: Unknown

Cost: Free

Host URL= 205.185.119.17:2000


Name: jimmykane

Host URL: http://jimmykane.dyndns-server.com

Type: You have to donate your own working iPhone 4S keys to get access


Name: aftersoft.ru

Host URL: https://188.120.232.184:443

Type: Free

Type the following URL into Safari browser: to install

certificate


Name: http://root-hacks.blogspot.com/

Host URL: https://siri-bh.no-ip.org:1000-1009

Type: Free

Download certificate


Name: Root Hacks

Cost: Free

Website: http://root-hacks.blogspot.com/

Host URL: https://siri-bh.no-ip.org:1000

Host URL: https://siri-bh.no-ip.org:1001

Host URL: https://siri-bh.no-ip.org:1002

Host URL: https://siri-bh.no-ip.org:1003

Host URL: https://siri-bh.no-ip.org:1004

Host URL: https://siri-bh.no-ip.org:1005

Needed crt


Name: Lowkey

Cost: Free

URL Host: http://lowkey.net.my/donate/


Name: Unknown

Cost: Free

URL Host: https://siriproxyserver.t15.org


Name: siriproxy

Cost: Free

Host URL: http://siriproxy.net/


————————

http://lowkey.net.my/donate/ (donation required)


http://www.siri.schiefen.ws (free)

 


Name: SpiritJB.org

Cost: Free

Host URL= Spiritjb.org/spire


For dedicated connections Donations are required. 


Siri works great FREE server for the public.

Posted by Rico Porter on January 2, 2012 at 7:25 PM Comments comments (1)

Siri works great and best of all there is a FREE server for the public.


First if you have a iPhone 4s and would like to share your siri connection with others just do this:


From settings - wifi-DHCP:


IP=192.168.1.2


SubNet Mask=255.255.255.0


Router=192.168.1.1


DNS=92.243.15.58


done.


NEXT:

Go to safaria on your I-Device and install this .CRT file

.CRT File


Install then press siri works great.


Iphone 4 users must be jailbroke which is explained below this post.


Jailbreak


 install Spire from cydia


open spire in settings and add this to the host box https://siri-bh.no-ip.org:1000


If port (:1000) doesnt work use 1000-1009 any number inbetween also will work its public so its crowded lol keep trying.


FROM SAFARI

http://siri-bh.no-ip.org/blog.-4.crt


Press siri your good.

How to create a cydia repo

Posted by Rico Porter on December 31, 2011 at 2:35 AM Comments comments (0)

How to create a cydia repo


1. Setup

First of all you would want to make a folder on your desktop. For this tutorial "X" is being used as a folder.


 

2. Control File

You will need a control file so you are able to package the DEB and for it to be viewable in Cydia/Rock.


 

To do this make a folder called "DEBIAN" (ALL CAPS) inside the folder "X".


Inside of the folder DEBIAN, make a file called "control" all lowercase and without an extension.


 

Here is a brief description of the fields in a control file


You need to add the below inside your control file except with your information.


Make sure you add an extra space at the bottom of the control file


Package: com.yourcompany.yourapp


Name: YourAppNameHere


Version: Number


Architecture: iphoneos-arm


Description: Small Desc. about your app.


Homepage: Your Website


Maintainer: YourName


Author: YourName


Sponsor: YourWebSiteName


Section: System



3. File Structure

Inside your "X" folder, it's going to be like the iPhone File System. Like if you want to add a file to the root partition, just put

the file in "X".


 

A. Application Structure

To install apps with DEBs, inside of "X", make a folder called "Applications". Then inside of Applications, make your app

folder (EX: Cydia.app)


 

B. Theme Structure

To install themes wth DEBs, inside of "X", make a folder called "Library". Then inside of Libary, make another folder called

"Themes" . After that inside of themes make your theme folder (EX: Cydia.theme)

 

Add your files using the structure above


 

4. WinSCP and SSH.

 

Open up WinSCP and connect to your Device. Navigate on your Device to

/var/root

 

Copy the X Folder to your device. File Structure should be below

/var/root/X

 

Inside the X Folder change the permissions of the DEBIAN folder and its files to 755

Navigate to var/root/ and open up the terminal im WinSCP. Do this by clicking the black box in one of the toolbars.


 

5. Terminal

 

Inside of Terminal type the following command in the "Enter Command" Box.

dpkg -b X

 

It will pop-up some error and this is okay.

 

The DEB file will be located in var/root/

var/root/X.deb


How To Recalibrate iPhone Home Button

Posted by Rico Porter on December 31, 2011 at 2:15 AM Comments comments (0)

How To Recalibrate iPhone Home Button


I have had many iPhone users ask me how to recalibrate the home button so im going to tell you how step by step.


1. Launch a stock application like Calendar, Stock, Weather ect.


2. Once stock application is launched you must hold the power button (located at the top of your iPhone) until


the slide to power off toggle appears.


3. Once the slide to power off appears you must immediately release the power button and now hold in the home button


(located at the bottom of the screen) until the slide to power off disappears.


4. Once it disappears you have successefully recalibrated your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad's home button.



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